Public Spaces That Tell Local Stories
Projects in Edgartown and Quincy show how a site’s use can be integrated with historic and cultural context to deliver public spaces that tell a story.
Designing Bridge and Culvert Crossings for Communities and Waterways
An aging bridge or culvert can create several challenges at once, such as restricted water flow, disrupted habitat, roadway flooding, and unreliable access.
Conferences & Tradeshows: October 2026
Our staff will be exhibiting at several upcoming conferences, tradeshows, and events over the next month.
Marion Harbormaster Redevelopment Featured in HBRACC Magazine
Located within a FEMA-designated high-hazard flood zone, the building uses an open foundation system designed to accommodate coastal flood and wave forces.
2026 Scholarship Assistance Program
The program provides educational assistance to children of team members who are pursuing full-time undergraduate degrees.
Devon at Weiss Farm Named NEREJ Project of the Month
Our landscape architects designed a series of outdoor amenity spaces for this multifamily community, connecting the site to its setting and historic context.
Upcoming Conference Presentations: October 2026
Our team will be speaking at several upcoming conferences, discussing industry trends and lessons learned from projects.
Lobsterfest 2026: Celebrating An Annual Firm Tradition
We recently hosted our annual summer sendoff, complete with food & drink, live music, and an inter-office cornhole tournament.
Improving Resiliency in Lowell with New CSO Storage Tank
A new 1.6 million-gallon combined sewer overflow (CSO) storage tank will help protect Lowell’s Belvidere neighborhood from sewer backups and flooding during storm events.
New Apartments Weave Outdoor Amenities into a Resilient Landscape
A site visit to LORE Apartments offered a closer look at the completed development and the thoughtful outdoor spaces woven throughout the site.